Training and Education

About the Internship

Medtronic is seeking a Training and Education Intern for its Diabetes business. This internship is based in Taif, Saudi Arabia, and offers an opportunity to contribute to patient care and education within the healthcare technology sector. The role involves working with healthcare professionals and patients to support diabetes management.

Context of the Role

This position is within Medtronic's Diabetes division, which is now known as MiniMed following its IPO in March 2026. While initial employment will be with Medtronic, the role is expected to transfer to MiniMed upon completion of local legal and employment processes, subject to business needs and applicable consultation requirements. The Diabetes team focuses on improving lives through products and solutions for diabetes management.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide support and education to doctors, nurses, and patients regarding diabetes management and Medtronic products, addressing their inquiries and needs.
• Participate in patient onboarding sessions and educational campaigns aimed at enhancing diabetes awareness and care.
• Manage consignment inventory in hospitals and ensure timely replenishment of used items.
• Assist the logistics team during deliveries to maintain smooth operations.
• Travel within the local region, including Bishah, Al Qunfidhah, and Makkah if required, to extend education and support efforts.

Internship Details

• Start Date: 1st December 2026
• Duration: 6 months
• Working Hours: 40 hours per week, with flexibility for exams and holiday periods.
• Working Model: Onsite, based in Taif.

Qualifications and Experience

Candidates should have 0-1 years of experience. This role is suitable for individuals passionate about patient education and making an impact in the healthcare industry, particularly within diabetes care.

About Medtronic

Medtronic is a global leader in healthcare technology, committed to alleviating pain, restoring health, and extending life. The company's 95,000 employees operate across more than 150 countries, focusing on developing medical technologies that improve the lives of over 72 million patients annually.